Sentence examples for order ice from inspiring English sources

They order ice cream, and then re-order.

The next time they order ice may be for the serving of champagne.

Order ice tea ($1.50) and get a full glass plus a small pitcher of it.

When interest in that runs out, order ice and extra stirring straws.

(You could buy a bottle, brown-bag it into a club and order ice).

When the offers were different, Toby tended to order ice cream when Ellie ordered brownies, and vice versa.

The line was shut down after three years in which only a few thousand people bothered to call (some of them, supposedly, to order ice-cream).Now The Economist has discovered an even lonelier switchboard.

I was already, in fact, going to order ice-cream – a scoop each of Valrhona chocolate and hazelnut – so don't need the loving description of the very, very special Bravo Trittico machine they use to make it.

Order Iced Americanos at indie coffee shops at your own risk.

Instead, dessert at Dinner might be frozen-to-order ice cream, made at a tricked-out trolley inspired by the Englishwoman said to have invented the edible ice cream cone in the late 1800s.

He sat on the balcony and ordered ice cream.